Okay, I've been digging deeper to figure out the meanings of their songs because they are like nothing I've ever heard... I take a Biblical/Christian perspective becasue A) that's who I am, and B) that's who they are. Lapis Lazuli - I believe it's talking about the struggle of trying to convey anything from the Bible without being lost in translation, or disconnecting with the person you're talking to. Trying to convey something beautiful (Biblical truths) without using buzzwords and "Christian language" that make it sound high and mighty or ridiculous. People turn away and shut off when you begin reciting scripture directly. So trying to translate concepts into terms they may understand/connect with. The struggle of trying to simplify and make concise without watering down the power of the word of God. When you start rambling on, it can start to sound like made up nonsense to the person you're trying to connect with. Learning to slow down, and let change come naturally. Not trying to race time and make sure they understand all of the Bible NOW. But letting the conversation come organically, consistently over time. It can be an intrusive, uncomfortable process to hear the truth for the first time. It's also about change, and how it can hurt, and it always seems to go too fast or too slow. But it's vital to life and growth, and we need to embrace it. If you hold onto what you know or pretend change isn't happening, you'll miss beautiful new things. Calls back to other songs like Dear Wormwood. It can be an intrusive, uncomfortable process to hear the truth for the first time. Also, remembering that you don't know everything. It's impossible to convey it all, because you miss things. Especially when you're so focused. Remembering to let God open your eyes to see new beauty and truth.
@ytjunimo953627 күн бұрын
Just noticed that the instrument link with other songs like how Grow transitions to Eurus which uses Convocation of Fauns to transition to Hieroglyps
@jujuuuuu1851Ай бұрын
BANGER
@remrem-gx3mlАй бұрын
the most poetic and beautiful album ive heard in decades
@shanellen7562Ай бұрын
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@PurpleNoir2 ай бұрын
Thank you for including the lyrics!! Ur a legend ❤
@jethrow15112 ай бұрын
i dont even know this genres name but its great
@haleyhowell788927 күн бұрын
Folk pop
@uniLLchiara2 ай бұрын
This kind of music and playlists, helps me rember, at an emotional level, that there are people who prefer peace and joy over usless drama, thanks!
@CloudColumncat3 ай бұрын
This music is like "everything is okay!" It's like hearing a cinematic trailer that gives you that feeling. :) Like, One big old log house to mind a group of friends playing DnD on a stove and a group of friends playing ping-pong balls into cups. Like a good memory with someone
@onewingedangel91893 ай бұрын
I love this album cycle because it sounds so much like the songs from my old evangelical church but the lyrics are blatantly against everything it stands for while still coming from a place of understanding.
@elizabethholland22933 ай бұрын
Love that A Kindling, Of Sorts calls back to the instrumental break from Torches! You can really hear it on 2x speed. Even the titles work together!
@audofit4 ай бұрын
Love all the biblical theology references in these songs. Didn't notice years ago since I had no idea about it but now that I'm learning about it through the Bible Project, man the lyrics here are so amazing. All the references to Babylon, firmaments, and even other Genesis stories from the cultures around it are very cool. :))))
@hecksnekinc.27505 ай бұрын
The album ending on Come thou Fount of Every Blessing...
@BruggleStar5 ай бұрын
Of all the wordless songs in these albums, I really think Mandatory Evac/Counting Cars is my favorite. Its so melancholy, yet also has a tone of urgency to it
@pavelgyrya6696 ай бұрын
Beautiful music! ❤
@theghostshepherddog27656 ай бұрын
NOTOS IS A MASTERPIECE !!! stands for oh hello as powerslave stands fo iron maiden or black album stands for metallica.
@Obst1116 ай бұрын
This was beautiful, I drew my DnD-Character to this :)
@astra-atlas6 ай бұрын
You’re literally doing god’s work tysm
@cerealinwater7 ай бұрын
I wish I could could skip seasonal depression with the same ease as I skip Boreas. (Boreas is still fantastic - I just prefer the other three!)
@sockatoo_7 ай бұрын
i notice that the original Through the Deep Dark Valley album cover looks like an illustration you'd see in an old scroll or textbook from centuries ago, while the remaster's cover looks like a class project a little kid would make after learning about what the illustrations mean in class. the old one looks as if it was drawn up by the stars themselves, while the new one looks like a professor studying the subject made a diagram for their students. i just love how it's so new, and different, yet the same. it's as beautiful as it's always been.
@MedorraBlue7 ай бұрын
I just found this album last week, during a really rough time dealing with losing my dad. I'm absolutely floored by this. I've been speechless, I've been in tears. This album keeps surprising me again and again. Since I discovered the entire quartet at once and listened to them back to back driving home, I think I experienced it a little differently than the OG fans who had to wait between releases. So it was easier to see the quartet as one continuous album than four EPs. And as a whole, I took them more like a person's cycle through the good and bad of life. In Notos, you have the "good times" of summer... or so it seems. The singer is seeing the status quo and questioning it, and just then, the storm comes rolling in. I love how Notos is almost *encouraging* the subject to just... let it rip. The storm is coming from within. It comes exploding outwards, like a scream or a shockwave, and the next instrumental is "Mandatory Evacuation"... honestly my favourite instrumental in the series. Eurus is next, and I really feel like Notos, New River, and O Sleeper are the exact same cataclysmic storm, from multiple perspectives - the singer of New River is the catalyst who drowned in it, New River is reveling in the cataclysm, and the ones in O Sleeper make it to high ground... only for the rest of Eurus as a whole to kick in. Changes are rocking their world as the leaves turn colours, for better or for worse, and all they can do is hold on. But then, as Passerine comes, the singers realize it's going to get *even worse*. The changes will leave carnage in their wake, and the cold will be unforgiving. And that's where we have the winter, Boreas. Our singers are struggling in the aftermath. Those changes were inevitable, they *had* to happen... but God, does it ever hurt. This one turns inwards to the speakers/singers, showing how deeply they've been wounded by the tearing down of the world they knew. It's gutted them, stripped them bare, left them wondering how they'll survive the winter. How they'll make it one more night. But they don't give up hope. And just when it seems they can't take any more, springtime comes. (Zephurys opens with the metaphor that absolutely ROCKED me, comparing baby Moses to an illegal immigrant being floated into the USA down a river...). But I feel like Zephyrus as a whole is... almost like a quiet hymn to me. One of thankfulness for the will to go on, for relief that they've made it, with a desire to reach back in time and reassure their old selves that it was all worth it. There's a sadness here, in acknowledgement of the fact that things will never be the same. But there's beauty in the differences. We emerge in the spring not as our old selves, but as something radically, beautifully changed, still glimmering with reflections of the fire that forged them. And there's also an acknowledgement that this may not be the end of this... Rounds comes in and knows that it might all happen again. But we know that this cycle CAN be survived. And survive we shall. Hands down, Zephyrus is my favourite song on the album. Brings me to tears every time. In my mind... Notos is the wind that brings the storm to shatter what was. Eurus is the wind of tearing down everything that remained of that world. Boreas is the wind that blows straight through you, chilling the world to its bone in the aftermath of what happened. And Zephyrus is the wind of rebirth - a breath of life with the warmth it takes to start over and try again.
@RosebudSymphony7 ай бұрын
Absolutely love it when people find meaning in music. Im sorry to hear about your dad; it's always hard losing close family.
@oliviatheshark37047 ай бұрын
If i didnt get into animatics and stumble across the Soldier Poet King trend, i probably wouldnt have discovered one of my most favorite artists ever, many thanks to The Algorithm🙏
@julianadiniz12977 ай бұрын
OMG! I waited so much to come out a full edition of this one!!!! 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
@williamglenn7778 ай бұрын
Holden Caulfield once said, “What really knocks me out is a book that, when you're all done reading it, you wish the author that wrote it was a terrific friend of yours and you could call him up on the phone whenever you felt like it. That doesn't happen much, though.” Well, it just happened to me. I finished listening to these songs and immediately wanted to sit down with the writer and discuss all the “interpolations.” I imagine it would be a fun, fiesty conversation where we wouldn’t always agree, but a lot would be learned. I have so many questions, so much to say. I love it when that happens. God bless!
@monaliza84198 ай бұрын
The music and lyricks surely are great, especially for certain mood.. But after listening to this few times i am starting to think that most songs sound very simillar, same chords/progression/vocal patterns used.. Maybe that's a feature of the janre?
@NovaStella_9 ай бұрын
This video always seems to call me back during the change of the seasons. :D I’m so glad you’ve kept this up, it’s one of my favorite videos for the Oh Hellos
@eottoe20019 ай бұрын
Some of the choruses remind me of Adriano Celentano's song "Prisencolinensinainciusol."
@seineevee9 ай бұрын
Listening to this while suffering from sun-related eye injuries hits different
@myfavouritecolourisgreenus55089 ай бұрын
I hope you feel better soon!
@seineevee9 ай бұрын
Thank you!! I am better now
@PurpleNoirАй бұрын
Ouch 😓 Glad you are better now :)
@Biodrox10 ай бұрын
Man I remember researching so much about the Anemoi gods when I was in the 5th grade and these have definitely reminded me of my love of mythology
@shadowdancer439310 ай бұрын
My Hero Thank you so much for making it into one video ♥️
@seineevee10 ай бұрын
Oh my God, there’s a playlist!!! Thanks for uploading it! I’m probably going to be listening to this a lot while writing, the remaster inspired a lot of my characters and stories :D TIMESTAMPS! 0:00 • The Valley 2:54 • Like The Dawn 8:00 • Eat You Alive 9:37 • Second Child, Restless Child 12:24 • Wishing Well 16:02 • In Memoriam 19:05 • The Lament of Eustace Scrubb 23:11 • I Was Wrong 27:35 • I Have Made Mistakes 32:25 • The Truth Is A Cave 36:24 • The Valley (Reprise)
@jira642311 ай бұрын
The songs Notos, Eurus, Boreas and Zyphyrus are written from the perspespective of Greek gods of their namesake. If you look at the meanings of their names you"ll realize they're the names of the greek gods of the four winds, Notos is the God of south wind, Eurus is the god of east wind, Boreas is the North wind and Zyphyrus is the god of west wind. The south wind (Notos) brought heat, drought and crop failure to Greece so that is why the song "Notos" is describing destruction and change because it's written from the perspective of the God Noto's himself. Same goes for all the songs Named after the wind Gods. In Zypherus he wants the land to become green again since Zyphyrus was the God of the west wind and it brought good conditions for plant growth to Greece. Boreas was the god North wind and brought cold weather to Greece that's why the song is more melancholy.
@thevisitor1012 Жыл бұрын
This is obviously country music, but it feels like a specific kind(think of how there's Punk Rock, Heavy Metal Rock etc...). I'm not sure what the specific genre is called, but I've personally called it "campfire country." Songs similar to the ones presented in this video would be Red Hands by Walk Off The Earth and Renegades by X Ambassadors.
@Jayghopkins Жыл бұрын
It's folk music not country.
@Jayghopkins Жыл бұрын
If you wanna get really get technical they are Indie Folk Rock
@thevisitor1012 Жыл бұрын
@@Jayghopkins I did more research and it seems that Country music is a style of folk music, which would explain my difficulty in distinguishing them. Would you agree that Red Hands by Walk Off The Earth and Renegades by X Ambassadors, fall under Folk music?
@Jayghopkins Жыл бұрын
@@thevisitor1012 I'd say they more folk inspired. Like folk pop. But they are a similar sound.
@silentdebugger Жыл бұрын
I stumbled into this video with no context and found myself 30 minutes later crying during the chorus of "Grow"
@shampooslurper Жыл бұрын
Music that makes me believe i was cracked from a geode
@Sparklewolfgirl67 Жыл бұрын
This album reminds me of the story Lucy can’t remember in the vovage of the dawn treader and Aslan tells her he will tell it to her for years and years Like I’m getting a glimpse of an amazing story
@laurenstrinden1608 Жыл бұрын
I know this is pretty old, but thank you for posting your advice! I’m hoping to go full time for commission work next semester and I think this is going to help me a lot.
@adenilsonjoserodriguesjuni7284 Жыл бұрын
notos 3:14 torches 11:38 notos eurus boreas 40:59 A Kindling, Of Sorts 45:32 Lapis Lazuli zephyrus 1:04:41 Theseus 1:12:35 Soap
@v01dw4tch3r Жыл бұрын
dude putting ambiance on in the background to match with each theme (ocean for Notos, auttumn for Eurus? winter/wind for Boreas and a forest for Zephyrus) really adds to it all.
@biosphy Жыл бұрын
The best hour, 19 minutes and 44 seconds my ears will ever sense
@v01dw4tch3r Жыл бұрын
i am sO glad i decided to listen to Passerine a year ago, because i would never have found my favorite band :D
@SILLYYZONE Жыл бұрын
57:13 Morse code!! What does it mean?
@slushelhusky2448 Жыл бұрын
nothing, its supposed to just sound like sending a message into the void, thats what i heard the band said atleast
@jchristHeckYeah Жыл бұрын
I waaaaant to make a show, either internet or streaming services akin to Hilda with folktale and magic, and have these songs accompany it. I want Notos to be the opening theme. I can only dream, however.
@XainRussell10 ай бұрын
When I did my final university project for my animation degree, I made a show pitch for a cartoon that was a spiritual mix of Hilda and Dragon Tails, and I used The Oh Hellos as an example of the music I would want to use for it. Glad to know other people had that same itch for a fantasy show with this band providing the music.
@Minto838426 күн бұрын
Considering the clear Celtic folk inspiration in the music, I have to nominate Cartoon Saloon for adapting this
@SILLYYZONE Жыл бұрын
Yeah I'd eat these albums
@just_a_platypus Жыл бұрын
This band has me in a chokehold and my life is better for it
@user-ut1kk8pi1d Жыл бұрын
ИИСУС ХРИСТОС ГРЯДЁТ
@tammyh931 Жыл бұрын
My therapy band ❤❤❤
@FireTurkey Жыл бұрын
I'm not here, babes. I'm frolicking in a land dripping with magic -- sprawling fields with grasses of every beautiful, bright, illustrious shade. Ancient trees gnarled and knotted with their branches adorned in precious minerals, as if they were common folioles. Air that sparkles like gold, yet is clean and immaculate. Shimmering not with flakes nor particulates, but with the very magic and essence that world with its cream-colored skies and gossamer clouds, diaphanous dew and magisterial fauna, was born into.
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Another good artist is xipishi
Okay, I've been digging deeper to figure out the meanings of their songs because they are like nothing I've ever heard... I take a Biblical/Christian perspective becasue A) that's who I am, and B) that's who they are. Lapis Lazuli - I believe it's talking about the struggle of trying to convey anything from the Bible without being lost in translation, or disconnecting with the person you're talking to. Trying to convey something beautiful (Biblical truths) without using buzzwords and "Christian language" that make it sound high and mighty or ridiculous. People turn away and shut off when you begin reciting scripture directly. So trying to translate concepts into terms they may understand/connect with. The struggle of trying to simplify and make concise without watering down the power of the word of God. When you start rambling on, it can start to sound like made up nonsense to the person you're trying to connect with. Learning to slow down, and let change come naturally. Not trying to race time and make sure they understand all of the Bible NOW. But letting the conversation come organically, consistently over time. It can be an intrusive, uncomfortable process to hear the truth for the first time. It's also about change, and how it can hurt, and it always seems to go too fast or too slow. But it's vital to life and growth, and we need to embrace it. If you hold onto what you know or pretend change isn't happening, you'll miss beautiful new things. Calls back to other songs like Dear Wormwood. It can be an intrusive, uncomfortable process to hear the truth for the first time. Also, remembering that you don't know everything. It's impossible to convey it all, because you miss things. Especially when you're so focused. Remembering to let God open your eyes to see new beauty and truth.
Just noticed that the instrument link with other songs like how Grow transitions to Eurus which uses Convocation of Fauns to transition to Hieroglyps
BANGER
the most poetic and beautiful album ive heard in decades
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you for including the lyrics!! Ur a legend ❤
i dont even know this genres name but its great
Folk pop
This kind of music and playlists, helps me rember, at an emotional level, that there are people who prefer peace and joy over usless drama, thanks!
This music is like "everything is okay!" It's like hearing a cinematic trailer that gives you that feeling. :) Like, One big old log house to mind a group of friends playing DnD on a stove and a group of friends playing ping-pong balls into cups. Like a good memory with someone
I love this album cycle because it sounds so much like the songs from my old evangelical church but the lyrics are blatantly against everything it stands for while still coming from a place of understanding.
Love that A Kindling, Of Sorts calls back to the instrumental break from Torches! You can really hear it on 2x speed. Even the titles work together!
Love all the biblical theology references in these songs. Didn't notice years ago since I had no idea about it but now that I'm learning about it through the Bible Project, man the lyrics here are so amazing. All the references to Babylon, firmaments, and even other Genesis stories from the cultures around it are very cool. :))))
The album ending on Come thou Fount of Every Blessing...
Of all the wordless songs in these albums, I really think Mandatory Evac/Counting Cars is my favorite. Its so melancholy, yet also has a tone of urgency to it
Beautiful music! ❤
NOTOS IS A MASTERPIECE !!! stands for oh hello as powerslave stands fo iron maiden or black album stands for metallica.
This was beautiful, I drew my DnD-Character to this :)
You’re literally doing god’s work tysm
I wish I could could skip seasonal depression with the same ease as I skip Boreas. (Boreas is still fantastic - I just prefer the other three!)
i notice that the original Through the Deep Dark Valley album cover looks like an illustration you'd see in an old scroll or textbook from centuries ago, while the remaster's cover looks like a class project a little kid would make after learning about what the illustrations mean in class. the old one looks as if it was drawn up by the stars themselves, while the new one looks like a professor studying the subject made a diagram for their students. i just love how it's so new, and different, yet the same. it's as beautiful as it's always been.
I just found this album last week, during a really rough time dealing with losing my dad. I'm absolutely floored by this. I've been speechless, I've been in tears. This album keeps surprising me again and again. Since I discovered the entire quartet at once and listened to them back to back driving home, I think I experienced it a little differently than the OG fans who had to wait between releases. So it was easier to see the quartet as one continuous album than four EPs. And as a whole, I took them more like a person's cycle through the good and bad of life. In Notos, you have the "good times" of summer... or so it seems. The singer is seeing the status quo and questioning it, and just then, the storm comes rolling in. I love how Notos is almost *encouraging* the subject to just... let it rip. The storm is coming from within. It comes exploding outwards, like a scream or a shockwave, and the next instrumental is "Mandatory Evacuation"... honestly my favourite instrumental in the series. Eurus is next, and I really feel like Notos, New River, and O Sleeper are the exact same cataclysmic storm, from multiple perspectives - the singer of New River is the catalyst who drowned in it, New River is reveling in the cataclysm, and the ones in O Sleeper make it to high ground... only for the rest of Eurus as a whole to kick in. Changes are rocking their world as the leaves turn colours, for better or for worse, and all they can do is hold on. But then, as Passerine comes, the singers realize it's going to get *even worse*. The changes will leave carnage in their wake, and the cold will be unforgiving. And that's where we have the winter, Boreas. Our singers are struggling in the aftermath. Those changes were inevitable, they *had* to happen... but God, does it ever hurt. This one turns inwards to the speakers/singers, showing how deeply they've been wounded by the tearing down of the world they knew. It's gutted them, stripped them bare, left them wondering how they'll survive the winter. How they'll make it one more night. But they don't give up hope. And just when it seems they can't take any more, springtime comes. (Zephurys opens with the metaphor that absolutely ROCKED me, comparing baby Moses to an illegal immigrant being floated into the USA down a river...). But I feel like Zephyrus as a whole is... almost like a quiet hymn to me. One of thankfulness for the will to go on, for relief that they've made it, with a desire to reach back in time and reassure their old selves that it was all worth it. There's a sadness here, in acknowledgement of the fact that things will never be the same. But there's beauty in the differences. We emerge in the spring not as our old selves, but as something radically, beautifully changed, still glimmering with reflections of the fire that forged them. And there's also an acknowledgement that this may not be the end of this... Rounds comes in and knows that it might all happen again. But we know that this cycle CAN be survived. And survive we shall. Hands down, Zephyrus is my favourite song on the album. Brings me to tears every time. In my mind... Notos is the wind that brings the storm to shatter what was. Eurus is the wind of tearing down everything that remained of that world. Boreas is the wind that blows straight through you, chilling the world to its bone in the aftermath of what happened. And Zephyrus is the wind of rebirth - a breath of life with the warmth it takes to start over and try again.
Absolutely love it when people find meaning in music. Im sorry to hear about your dad; it's always hard losing close family.
If i didnt get into animatics and stumble across the Soldier Poet King trend, i probably wouldnt have discovered one of my most favorite artists ever, many thanks to The Algorithm🙏
OMG! I waited so much to come out a full edition of this one!!!! 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Holden Caulfield once said, “What really knocks me out is a book that, when you're all done reading it, you wish the author that wrote it was a terrific friend of yours and you could call him up on the phone whenever you felt like it. That doesn't happen much, though.” Well, it just happened to me. I finished listening to these songs and immediately wanted to sit down with the writer and discuss all the “interpolations.” I imagine it would be a fun, fiesty conversation where we wouldn’t always agree, but a lot would be learned. I have so many questions, so much to say. I love it when that happens. God bless!
The music and lyricks surely are great, especially for certain mood.. But after listening to this few times i am starting to think that most songs sound very simillar, same chords/progression/vocal patterns used.. Maybe that's a feature of the janre?
This video always seems to call me back during the change of the seasons. :D I’m so glad you’ve kept this up, it’s one of my favorite videos for the Oh Hellos
Some of the choruses remind me of Adriano Celentano's song "Prisencolinensinainciusol."
Listening to this while suffering from sun-related eye injuries hits different
I hope you feel better soon!
Thank you!! I am better now
Ouch 😓 Glad you are better now :)
Man I remember researching so much about the Anemoi gods when I was in the 5th grade and these have definitely reminded me of my love of mythology
My Hero Thank you so much for making it into one video ♥️
Oh my God, there’s a playlist!!! Thanks for uploading it! I’m probably going to be listening to this a lot while writing, the remaster inspired a lot of my characters and stories :D TIMESTAMPS! 0:00 • The Valley 2:54 • Like The Dawn 8:00 • Eat You Alive 9:37 • Second Child, Restless Child 12:24 • Wishing Well 16:02 • In Memoriam 19:05 • The Lament of Eustace Scrubb 23:11 • I Was Wrong 27:35 • I Have Made Mistakes 32:25 • The Truth Is A Cave 36:24 • The Valley (Reprise)
The songs Notos, Eurus, Boreas and Zyphyrus are written from the perspespective of Greek gods of their namesake. If you look at the meanings of their names you"ll realize they're the names of the greek gods of the four winds, Notos is the God of south wind, Eurus is the god of east wind, Boreas is the North wind and Zyphyrus is the god of west wind. The south wind (Notos) brought heat, drought and crop failure to Greece so that is why the song "Notos" is describing destruction and change because it's written from the perspective of the God Noto's himself. Same goes for all the songs Named after the wind Gods. In Zypherus he wants the land to become green again since Zyphyrus was the God of the west wind and it brought good conditions for plant growth to Greece. Boreas was the god North wind and brought cold weather to Greece that's why the song is more melancholy.
This is obviously country music, but it feels like a specific kind(think of how there's Punk Rock, Heavy Metal Rock etc...). I'm not sure what the specific genre is called, but I've personally called it "campfire country." Songs similar to the ones presented in this video would be Red Hands by Walk Off The Earth and Renegades by X Ambassadors.
It's folk music not country.
If you wanna get really get technical they are Indie Folk Rock
@@Jayghopkins I did more research and it seems that Country music is a style of folk music, which would explain my difficulty in distinguishing them. Would you agree that Red Hands by Walk Off The Earth and Renegades by X Ambassadors, fall under Folk music?
@@thevisitor1012 I'd say they more folk inspired. Like folk pop. But they are a similar sound.
I stumbled into this video with no context and found myself 30 minutes later crying during the chorus of "Grow"
Music that makes me believe i was cracked from a geode
This album reminds me of the story Lucy can’t remember in the vovage of the dawn treader and Aslan tells her he will tell it to her for years and years Like I’m getting a glimpse of an amazing story
I know this is pretty old, but thank you for posting your advice! I’m hoping to go full time for commission work next semester and I think this is going to help me a lot.
notos 3:14 torches 11:38 notos eurus boreas 40:59 A Kindling, Of Sorts 45:32 Lapis Lazuli zephyrus 1:04:41 Theseus 1:12:35 Soap
dude putting ambiance on in the background to match with each theme (ocean for Notos, auttumn for Eurus? winter/wind for Boreas and a forest for Zephyrus) really adds to it all.
The best hour, 19 minutes and 44 seconds my ears will ever sense
i am sO glad i decided to listen to Passerine a year ago, because i would never have found my favorite band :D
57:13 Morse code!! What does it mean?
nothing, its supposed to just sound like sending a message into the void, thats what i heard the band said atleast
I waaaaant to make a show, either internet or streaming services akin to Hilda with folktale and magic, and have these songs accompany it. I want Notos to be the opening theme. I can only dream, however.
When I did my final university project for my animation degree, I made a show pitch for a cartoon that was a spiritual mix of Hilda and Dragon Tails, and I used The Oh Hellos as an example of the music I would want to use for it. Glad to know other people had that same itch for a fantasy show with this band providing the music.
Considering the clear Celtic folk inspiration in the music, I have to nominate Cartoon Saloon for adapting this
Yeah I'd eat these albums
This band has me in a chokehold and my life is better for it
ИИСУС ХРИСТОС ГРЯДЁТ
My therapy band ❤❤❤
I'm not here, babes. I'm frolicking in a land dripping with magic -- sprawling fields with grasses of every beautiful, bright, illustrious shade. Ancient trees gnarled and knotted with their branches adorned in precious minerals, as if they were common folioles. Air that sparkles like gold, yet is clean and immaculate. Shimmering not with flakes nor particulates, but with the very magic and essence that world with its cream-colored skies and gossamer clouds, diaphanous dew and magisterial fauna, was born into.
ouhh I like this, just discovered them from this